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The executive government decides and make an announcement like most other places? A crisis is more complicated because that power is derogated to very local le
by SiempreViernes 2y ago
The executive government decides and make an announcement like most other places?
A crisis is more complicated because that power is derogated to very local levels: for example each individual school has a crisis plan they can activate when they think it's necessary.
In practice the brochure is mostly about big crises you can sort of see coming, so it'll either be obvious because you house is on fire/under water, or it'll be on the news. In either case "a crisis" is not really a legal concept but rather an organisational one, more precisely it means "you did make a plan for this like you are required to, right?"
- PittleyDunkin 2y ago> The executive government decides and make an announcement like most other places? I don't know where you live, but this is a terrible metric in america. We shredded libya without most people even realizing anything was going on. Libya never recovered. Similar story with syria. Similar story with iraq. I suppose the media actually covered aspects of our most recent invasion of iraq. God save palestine (he won't). I'm gonna go drink myself to death.
- SiempreViernes 2y agoIndeed it is, but that's quite a rare case globally so I didn't feel the need to make a special mention of it.